Germany · 2015–

Anschütz Model 1771

Specifications

Maker: Anschütz
Type: Rifle
Action: Bolt action
Era: Current (2000–)
Produced: 2015–
Magazine: 4 rounds
Swedish class: 2

Chambered in

.222 Remington
.223 Remington
7.62×39

Stock

Wood

What it is worth

Value unknown

No published price was found for this model. Rather than estimate one from a comparable gun, the compendium leaves it blank.

Chapter 01

Overview

Anschütz’s small-action centrefire, shown in its German-stock 1771D form at IWA 2016 as a repeater built around the .223 Rem. family of cartridges. RifleShooter credits it with keeping the .22 Hornet alive in the Anschütz line when many small-game hunters had moved on.

Chapter 02

How it works

A short 60° bolt lift, with lugs that lock directly to the barrel — six in two rows, by all4shooters’ count — and a barrel press-fitted into the receiver. RifleShooter’s sample had an adjustable two-stage trigger breaking at 11 ounces, a two-position safety that leaves the bolt free to cycle on safe, and a detachable stainless five-round magazine.

Chapter 03

Variants

Anschütz builds it with the German stock, the Norwegian-made GRS Sporter with adjustable butt and comb, a thumbhole stock, and the DJV stock for hunting-style competition with a flush DJV magazine, plus a 170 Years Edition sold only in 2026. The hunting stocks come in .17 Hornet, .22 Hornet, .222 Rem. and .223 Rem.; Wikipedia also lists 4.6×30 and .300 BLK.

Chapter 04

In the field

all4shooters reads it as a rifle for predators and light game such as roe deer, accurate enough for precise shots at range, with a four-shot magazine in .223. RifleShooter thought the Hornet a fine small-game rifle but, at a published 7 lb 9 oz, heavy for a walking varminter.

Sources

Written from: Anschütz 1771D German Stock bolt action hunting rifle — all4shooters, Anschütz Model 1771 Bolt-Action Rifle in .22 Hornet — RifleShooter, Mediumkaliber System 1771 — J. G. Anschütz, J. G. Anschütz — Wikipedia — read 2026-10-29

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